AULA F75 Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 75% Layout with Knob, Creamy Gasekt-Mount with Sound-Dampening, RGB, Hot-Swap, Bluetooth/2.4Ghz (Light Blue, Ice Vein Switch)

I've had many different keyboards over the past few years and this is hands down the best out of all of them, it is so so good. I got the Ice Vein switches version in the White and Blue version and it sounds incredible and is also super good looking. If you're looking for a creamy and smooth feeling keyboard that also looks good then i'd definitely buy this. However, it's a bit pricy but I personally think it's worth the price just due to the high quality and smoothness of the keyboard. Overall, a great keyboard for the price and definitely the best i've had!

I went with the Ice Vein varient considering I was seeking out a more creamy/thoccy tone as opposed to something that's a little more clicky. I've got a slight sensitivity to higher pitched noise and despite the price being lower, it has performed remarkably well against my Razer Huntsman keyboard that has been serving me for the past year now. Compared to my Huntsman, this keyboard is actually satisfying to type on, the actuation is consistent and it doesn't take too much strength to fully register a keystroke. This important for someone like myself as I routinely do lots of writing. I also enjoy the feature to angle my keyboard with the built in stand, plus it has two separate modes depending on if you have a wristrest or not. Considering the price, I am thoroughly impressed with the build quality of this keyboard. There's a difference between cheap plastic that can easily cut your fingers as well as the more refined type and this is certainly that more refined type. Compared to my Huntsman, I am pleasantly surprised that the keycaps feel more premium considering I paid over half the price for this. Furthermore, this keyboard has some heft in it thanks to the gasket design, giving me lots of peace of mind regarding the durability of it! The top feature for me for this keyboard is the flexibility. From a 2.4GHz universally compatible USB dongle that slots away into the keyboard itself, Bluetooth functionality or being able to simply plug and play with pretty much any hardware, the fact that I can simply unplug it from my desk and take it with me to college for my studies brings me an endless amount of joy. That and also its 75% profile ensures that the keyboard retains all important functionality without needing to sacrifice the convenience of shortcuts for a smaller profile. The volume knob and the mute feature that comes from it has also been vastly helpful and is even reprogrammable! The RGB is a little underwhelming considering it doesn't glow through the keycaps and can't be customised with software to a signficiant degree, but I'm not really the type to care about RGB all too much; if you're big into that then please bear this in mind! I honestly don't see why people spend an extortionate amount of money on "gaming" keyboards when this exists and harbours the most satisfying typing experience out of all the keyboards I've owned in the past, plus there isn't any visible latency from what I can tell between gaming alongside writing with this thing. It's mechanical, it's satisfying, it's built well and even includes some basic RGB, that's all most people could ask for in a keyboard nowadays and it's enough to satify my needs!

A very good keyboard for the money, assembled really well, yes the case is plastic but it feels very nice, a big plus is that when buying you can choose the switches that will be installed, personally I chose Ice Vein, and I didn't regret it, they sound really cool!

I'm shocked at how cheap these are... Finally a low cost keyboard that is actually mechanical, the switches are so high quality and typing feels better than ever It has a solid aluminium baseplate so it feels extra durable and the battery lasts over a week before it needs charging again The range for the 2.4ghz dongle is really good too I can be in a complete separate room and still type with it and the black and orange colours fit my borderlands theme setup perfectly Functions way better than expected

Excellent keyboard, sounds amazing with very creamy sound. Excellent build quality and weight to it and not for a bad price at all. The ability to do 2.4ghz or bluetooth comes in handy as well as having 3 bluetooth channels to switch between multiple devices. I'd give it 5 stars if the keys themselves were backlit. That one little missing feature just drops it down a notch as you can't see what you're typing at night. The versions with the lettering on the front seem to be backlit keys. I'm sure you can buy custom keycaps with seethrough letters to allow the light to bleed through them but it's a bit of a shame it's not a feature out the box considering how heavy the feature set is and the price isn't exactly pennies. All in all would highly recommend and would happily buy another for another device if I'm ever needing another keyboard.

Cannot really explain how good this keyboard is! They switches are the Graywood V3's and they are so creamy with a nice thock!!! and I am totally sold on this keyboard. The quality is very high and the keyboard has some heft to it. It connect via Bluetooth, standard Wireless and via a USB cable for a direct connection and so far on wireless no issues and it has a great fast connection. If you want a quality mechanical keyboard that does not require any modding with a great typing experience, and is not going to cost you the earth, then this EPOMAKER X AULA F75 is excellent.

I honestly don’t think I can recommend this keyboard enough, I’ve wanted to get into mechanical keyboards for a while now but a lot of them are just really expensive. For this purge though? It’s really great! It fits me quite well and I like the different elevations, I’ve had no issues with the Bluetooth so far and it connects really well! The keycaps feel durable and good quality especially for the price. I’m not the biggest fan of the RGB colours but you can easily turn them off which I really appreciate as someone with migraines.

Very good quality, sturdy construction. I'm new to mechanical keyboards and its taken a bit of getting used to. I would say that its a bit on the small size for me but I have big hands. Had to return though, after plugging it in for the first time to charge I heard a pop and smelt burning electronics now it wont charge at all. Maybe just a defective unit but I've never had this kind of problem with any other usb-c device before.

pieknie brzmi mam switche ice vein szybko sie laduje i na dlugo wytrzymuje na pelnym naladowaniu wiec bardzo polecam jedyny minus to ze jest bardzo droga

De très bonne qualité, j’ai pris ce clavier il y’a quelques mois de cela et je dois dire qu’il fonctionne toujours aussi bien. J’apprécie notamment le nombre de combinaison qu’on peut faire vis à vis des lumières, de nombreux modes qui permette de personnaliser le clavier comme vous voulez, le son reste aussi très agréable à entendre même après des mois. Retirer et replacer des touches reste aussi très facile alors que je ne suis pas très habile. /!\ attention : le clavier a des touches anglaise, à moins que vous sachiez taper sans lire le clavier, vous devriez sans doute prendre un clavier avec des touches française/de votre pays /!\

Utilizzo la Aula F75 (Ice Vein Switch) principalmente per programmazione e scrittura intensiva, e dopo diverse settimane di utilizzo posso dire che per me è la migliore tastiera mai provata. Il layout 75% è il compromesso perfetto: compatta sulla scrivania ma con tasti funzione e frecce dedicate, fondamentali quando si lavora su IDE come IntelliJ, PyCharm o VS Code. Non sento la mancanza del full-size e apprezzo lo spazio extra per il mouse. La digitazione è il vero punto forte. Il sistema gasket con più strati di foam rende il feeling morbido, stabile e “pieno”, senza vibrazioni fastidiose. Gli switch Ice Vein lineari sono fluidi e scorrevoli, ideali per scrivere codice per ore senza affaticare le dita. Il suono è pulito, non metallico, e piacevolmente controllato. La qualità costruttiva è superiore alla media della fascia di prezzo: solida, ben assemblata, keycap di buona qualità e stabilizzatori già ben lubrificati. La manopola è un’aggiunta concreta e utile (volume o scroll), non un semplice elemento estetico. Apprezzo molto anche la versatilità: wireless/Bluetooth/USB-C, hot-swap per cambiare switch in futuro e RGB personalizzabile. In sintesi: ottimo comfort, ottima esperienza di digitazione e grande praticità per chi lavora molte ore al PC. Per il mio utilizzo (programmazione quotidiana) è una scelta eccellente e la ricomprerei senza esitazioni.

Best keyboard so far, i never had an experience like this with any keyboard, this really give a creamy sound effect which i love the most, and with it’s RGB lights it make it even better. Loved the keyboard best!!

I'm incredibly surprised and in love with the Aula F75. In a short sentence: Please take into consideration if you're a software engineer or a person that needs to use it for 8h or more on a daily basis! I'm not a gamer, hence I believe it wouldn't be the best option for a heavy gamer... Now, keep reading for more info... First thing: it's a 75% keyboard, so there's no Home and NumPad keys. Your brain and right hand will need to adapt to the keys too close to Enter and Right Shift if you've been using >75% keyboards. People used to press Home will need to use Fn + End to emulate it, and Fn + Ctrl + End to emulate Ctrl + End. Sounds silly, but believe me: they keys layout on the right side can bring some challenge and it takes some time to adapt to it, so please be warned and don't complain about it... It's impressive how these mid-range (around AUD100 - USD65) mechanical keyboards have improved in the last couple of years (after 2023)! I'm a massively frustrated Keychron customer who spent $300+ on a Q6 Max hit by electrical and other issues after 5 or 6 months of use! Keychron's Reddit forum is flooded with customers complaining about all sort of problems in different models! :-( So, there was a time in history that high quality mechanical keyboards were associated to expensive models from "fancy" brands... Do yourself a favor: buy mid-range ones like the F75 are absolutely fine for a wide range of people. There's just one "con" on this keyboard I've noticed so far: the knob. Be gentle with it, because it seems to be the only "fragile" thing in this keyboard. But, if you're like me that use it once in a while and you're careful, it isn't a big deal really. However, if you have children at home that love to press the keys on your keyboard to get your attention, the knob will have a hard time... But most knobs would, even in the high-end keyboards... :-) The RGB backlit: despite the fact I don't like distractions and I turn it off, the pre-programmed options of effects and colors are absolutely beautiful. If you love RGB, put some music on and you can have a good time partying with all the nice glow... :-) I don't need to program the keys in the keyboard with macros: it doesn't come with QMK / VIA. That's an important observation for the folks who love this sort of feature. I simply love the keyboard as is, with no macros, hence I don't bother about it. I ordered the F75 light blue (classy and beautiful combination of white, navy blue and grey keys) with the Ice Vein switches. I saw messages in Reddit's forums about owners comparing the different switch options offered in F75, and some said Ice Vein was the quietest switch option. Well, it's still noisy (at least for me, I do really like quiet switches especially at night), so I replaced them by the TTC Frozen V2 switches and the typing experience added with the incredibly silence from the TTC switches are absolutely amazing!!! It's so smooth... I use the keyboard in Bluetooth with RGB off. The battery lasts for weeks with no charging. Very decent for a $100 KB. As I mentioned before, I bought the F75 to replace my super cool, expensive and plagued by issues Keychron Q6 Max, and I 'm absolutely in love with it. You can find happiness in the F75's simplicity...